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07-19-2016, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Guest
In nearly 8 years plus the campaign not a single former classmate of his has been located . Undergrad or from Law School .
Doesn`t that seem just a bit strange .
Well than again you are a Leftie so it does not matter to you
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I almost feel guilty sometimes, eviscerating you right-wingnuts......because it is so easy to do.
Obama at Columbia University
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We’re not sure why, but this false claim has been forwarded widely in recent days, judging by the number of queries we’ve received.
Barack Obama was a transfer student from California’s Occidental College when he came to Columbia University in 1981 as a 20-year-old junior. More than 20,000 students currently attend Columbia. The enrollment in the early ’80s might have been lower, but not everybody would have met or remembered Obama. And it’s absolutely untrue that "not one person has ever come forward" from his years there, or that he is "the man who wasn’t there."
Columbia University proudly claims Obama as a 1983 graduate. The university magazine Columbia College Today profiled him as far back as 2005, after he was elected to the U.S. Senate.
Last year, the New York Times wrote about Phil Boerner, who roomed with the future president during his first year at Columbia. The article included excerpts from the Columbia student directory, showing Obama living during his junior year at 142 West 109th Street near Columbia’s campus in New York City, and during his senior year at 339 East 94th Street. Boerner recalled that Obama sometimes wrapped himself in a sleeping bag to keep warm in the chilly apartment they shared, and that some nights he would cook chicken curry for dinner.
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Obama is the Mystery of the Century-Fiction!
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Nobody from Columbia recalls Obama – Fiction!
Obama said he was “painfully alone and really not focused on anything” during his time at Columbia from 1981-1983, the Wall Street Journal reports.
However, claims that nobody remembers the president during that time are false.
Obama’s roommate at Columbia reflected on his time living with the future president in a 2009 campus publication. Columbia has also acknowledged the president as an alumnus of the university.
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Remember now, I said "almost." 
CNM
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